French singer Hoshi unveiled Monday on social media her latest song, entitled "Amour censure", the opportunity for her too to announce the release of his second album.
In excerpts from his new song, Hoshi is clearly committed to fighting homophobia. "Are we going to end hate and insults one day?" She sings. "Will someone come and tell them, we love each other and it's not impure?" Not that I'm trying to finish it. "Your shots made me look good. and for the worse, I'll take your hand one day, that's for sure. "
"Six years ago, I was also attacking in front of my house"
"The events of October 6 against the PMA reminded me how much Universal Love we all believe is being challenged by different movements, including the Manif for All, which continues to act week after week", also released the singer on Twitter. "Six years ago, I was also attacked in front of my home, by someone who considered that his vision of love was more accurate and more appropriate than mine."